How to replace the timing belt and associated components on a 2004 Honda Pilot 3.5 V6, start to finish. Honda recommends replacing belt at 105k/84 months. Th…
How to replace the timing belt and associated components on a 2004 Honda Pilot 3.5 V6, start to finish. Honda recommends replacing belt at 105k/84 months. Th…
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Good work my friend ! :)
Good to see you again, Carl!
Wow– I don’t think I have ever come across a bolt that tight– my tools
would break before getting it loose– I also have a gas pipe “fastener
convincer”…
Honda starters do have a distinctive sound, don’t they?
Neat tool and i hate anti freeze too it’s the worst part of the job well
almost. Also did the radio have to be re-coded? I did one and had no code
for the radio i had to remove it and get the serial # off of it and call
the honda PART’S guy’s not the service dep. they want to charge you $100
but the part’s guy’s just give it to you free over the phone. Awesome job
and you did it in under 30 min. LOL.
You done a great job.
Nice work.
Antifreeze, it’s always hiding somewhere, I’ve given up trying to catch
every drop.
Wow, like others have said, that looks to be a big job but you da man and
KO’d it!
Nice job Carl!
Nice Video Carl… I always dread the start up after a timing belt change.
Always second guessing myself after everything is put together… Good
JOB.!!!
Funny was just thinkin bout yah today brotha, Glad to see yah back, thought
maybe yah left us to go pro gor the Carson auto parts store ;).. good job
on the Honda, man they sure do make these new cars all crammed up for
space
Big job
Great instructional video.. I hate sideways engines…Good to see you again
Carl!
How long did this job take? It looked like it should have taken hours and
hours. Great job
good video dude! but when your using that pipe on the breaker bar
itreminded me of when i had to have a cast put on my elbow from one of thos
breaker bar’s blowing up and me smacking my elbow off the fender… duramax
balancer bolt on a G-van…..
Good to see a video from you
man that was no fun at all lol, great job it runs sweet
Another quality Broncocarl92 repair. good job sir.